Transmission temperature PID

[wolf48]

I've been searching around and cannot locate any info on user-defined transmission temperature PIDs for OBD2's.

I have:
2012 Ram 2500 LLMC 6.7
OBDlink mx+
iOS device

Can anyone confirm a user defined PID for trans temp?

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Is there a known working app for iOS that will read the trans temp?

Thanks!

 

[mtnrider]

This is what I use on my 2016 68RFE

PID: 22b010
Long Name: Transmission Temp
Short name: Trans Temp
Min value: 0.0
Max Value: 250.0
Scale: x1
Unit: (degrees)f
Equation: ((A*256)+b)*(1/64)


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[wolf48]

This is what I use on my 2016 68RFE

PID: 22b010
Long Name: Transmission Temp
Short name: Trans Temp
Min value: 0.0
Max Value: 250.0
Scale: x1
Unit: (degrees)f
Equation: ((A*256)+b)*(1/64)


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Tried the above, didn’t work. Could be app related or year maybe. Here are my screenshots:

 

[mtnrider]

I'm using an android device and the Torque Pro app and it works on mine. Some of my fields appear differently in my app but the important stuff looks the same.

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[wolf48]

I'm using an android device and the Torque Pro app and it works on mine. Some of my fields appear differently in my app but the important stuff looks the same.

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OK, the only thing different I noticed is I put units as "F" and you provided degrees(f). I'll change mine to match yours and might give the torque pro app a try.

I appreciate your input.

 

[mtnrider]

OK, the only thing different I noticed is I put units as "F" and you provided degrees(f). I'll change mine to match yours and might give the torque pro app a try.

I appreciate your input.

Yeah, my units show as the degrees symbol and f. Like this... °f (Couldn't figure out how to make that symbol earlier.)

My OBD header is set to auto and yours says ECM. Also looks like you have spaces between the ) + B( but don't think that matters? In torque pro it will give you a green check mark if the equation is correct or at lest in the right context.

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